> >Without notice, Imail (8) stopped local delivery of mail, > while still > >accepting incoming mail, placing them in the various queues. These > >queues were not being processed. > > "The various queues"?
06/29/2003 08:04a 7,071 Dfff678d20132a174.SMD 06/27/2003 07:40p 11,014 Dfffd71710122c008.SMD 06/30/2003 02:16a 9,164 Dfffe457f0140c0a5.SMD 06/30/2003 02:16a 21,766 Dfffe65a0010ec131.SMD 06/28/2003 01:21p 157 Q00002ec40154e12d.SMD 06/28/2003 07:33a 157 Q000034500130e275.SMD 06/27/2003 07:44p 147 Q000115f90140f09e.SMD 06/28/2003 11:31a 154 Q00012f690114e5c1.SMD 06/27/2003 10:13p 145 Q000222cf0136ef46.SMD And so on and so forth. Queued files more descriptive? > What does the IMail SMTP log file show for one of the E-mails > that arrives? Just that it's placed in a queue.. Where it stays > >Unable to find any reason or solution, as per a kb article > stating this > >may be caused by a "corrupt" queue file, I attmepted to > create a "save" > >dir to move these files, however was unsuccessful as despite > shutting > >down all mta services these files were "locked". > > Locked as in the OS locked the files (meaning that you can't > access them > with Notepad, for example), or locked as in locked using the > IMail locking > mechanism (where the Q*.SMD file is turned into a _*.~MD file)? I assume the OS, as all Imail services were off (tho queue manager was active in the process list and could not be killed). How would you tell? > >My question is am I able to process all the mail that was > being held up > >in the queue... > > That depends -- where are the E-mails? What are the > filenames (Q*.SMD, > _*.~MD, T*.SMD, etc.)? Primarily .smd files > >and is there a way to tell which file was "corrupt"? > > If that is the problem, there isn't any way to easily find > out. You would > need to use trial and error (move 1/2 the files to the spool > directory for > delivery; if the problem doesn't re-occur, move another 1/2, etc.). So you can simply move the previously queued files from the old directory into the new directory and they should be processed? > Also: are you aware that you are listed in DSBL as being an > open relay??? Yes, it's erroneous, unverified, and a couple years old. I don't even want to get into what I think of many of the "blacklists"... Thanks! To Unsubscribe: http://www.ipswitch.com/support/mailing-lists.html List Archive: http://www.mail-archive.com/imail_forum%40list.ipswitch.com/ Knowledge Base/FAQ: http://www.ipswitch.com/support/IMail/
